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Proving he’s still “The Boss,” Bruce Springsteen has released his second new single from his latest record, Working on a Dream, jointly through MySpace Music and Amazon. The song, titled “My Lucky Day,” was available for download exclusively through the two services for one week starting Dec. 1 and the sites also hosted a live in-the-studio video for the song (http://Amazon.com) also boasted an extra two minutes of behind-the-scenes clips.) The title track for Springsteen’s upcoming release, which will be issued Jan. 27 via Columbia, is already an iTunes exclusive. Springsteen and his E Street Band will take the stage Feb 1 as part of the Super Bowl XLIII halftime show in Tampa, Fla. Check out http://www.stubhub.com/bruce-springsteen-tickets for Bruce Springsteen tickets to see him perform live in the new year.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will release a new album, the aptly titled Working on a Dream, January 27, 2009 via Columbia Records. On November 16 excerpts from the album’s title track were debuted during NBC’s NFL halftime show and Springsteen and his famed band are slated to take the stage as headliners for the half time show of Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa, Florida on February 1, 2009. If you can’t afford the pricey Super Bowl tickets to see the Boss live, try http://www.stubhub.com/bruce-springsteen-tickets for Bruce Springsteen tickets.

Springsteen ‘s full name is Bruce Frederick Josheph Sringsteen. He was born in 1949. He is a great artist. He is a singer, composer and a guitarist. He is very famous for his brand of heartland rock. He is very accomplished and has won a lot of academy awards consisting of fifteen Grammy Awards and one Oscar with a large number of fans all around the world. His most successful albums are Born to Run and Born in the U.S.A which have been sold more than 600 millions copies in USA alone. Everybody has called him “The Boss” because when he was young he used to play in a band for a club. And every night at the end of the show, he collected the pay and shared to his bandmates. He also writes OST. The song “Streets of Philadelphia” has won for him an Oscar. Get Bruce Spingsteen Presale Password to get chances to attend his concert! His work has successfully brought more emotion for films such as: Rebraksa, The Indian Runner.

Bruce Springsteen tickets NY are a little bit more special than ordinary Springsteen concert passes. This is saying a lot, considering that tickets to any Springsteen concert are usually hard to find, especially now with online communities making the tussle for tickets an international affair. But Springsteen has always had a special place in his heart for New Jersey and as a result, some of his best gigs have been in New York and in New Jersey.

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The Boss is a hard one to nail down, a mega star who forges an intimate bond with his listeners; a mainstream artist who attains a street creed even amongst the snobbiest aficionados; a musician who has always being valid, being required, yet has never changed his clothes, never mind alter his image; one of the ‘next Bob Dylan’ brigade who succeeded in not being anything like Bob Dylan in some ways and who was perhaps the only one of the brigade to succeed; a rocker singing about small town themes that made sense to the world; The Boss who hates bosses; the list of contradictions is as lengthy as it is extraordinary. Bizarrely, too he began in as early as the mid-sixties, rocking out with his band The Castiles, wanting to be Elvis, who he had witnessed knocking around the world with his loins on the Ed Sullivan Show – Springsteen if anything is a link, between modern rock music and our grand-parents rock music, strange that. Springsteen came up the hard way, while Dylan went to the stars; and his influences, the Beatles and The Rolling Stones became legends, Springsteen reeled in and out of a glut of bands – The Rogues, Earth, Child, Steel Mill, Dr. Zoom and the Sonic Boom; it appeared that he was to go the way of his beloved Asbury Park, be forgotten, immersed in his own world, unable to escape his past, tied down by it. An earlier attempt to break the Greenwich Village scene with all the other hucksters and hipsters had failed, and he had found himself back in Asbury, back to the small-town, away from the lights and mucking around with other small-town, small-time musicians.